Valhallavägen 189 (D building)
The building was completed in 2001 for SKH's predecessor, the Swedish Institute of Dramatic Arts. The architect was Peter Hesselgren of Scheiwiller Svensson, together with Ari Leionen and Herbert Scheiwiller.
Outside the entrance to the D Building, Valhallavägen 189. Photo: Torulf Holmström
The studio corridor in the D Building, Valhallavägen 189. Photo: Per Bolkert
The building houses professional film and TV studios, two cinemas, a theatre and a number of black boxes. Students work in a variety of rehearsal rooms, teaching rooms, group rooms, studios and offices. In addition, teaching and work take place in our radio studios and editing rooms for audio, film and video, our AI lab and sound lab. For professional productions, there are workshops for wood, metal and painting, mask and wig making, scenography, animation studios, as well as studios and storage for props and costumes.
The courtyard between the T Building and the D Building. Photo: Roland Sterner
Accessibility at Valhallavägen 189
On this page we gather information about accessibility in our premises on Valhallavägen 189.
Rental of premises at Valhallavägen 189
SKH receives many requests to rent out the university's premises, both from former students and from other people and organisations. The university strives to respond to these requests in a positive way without compromising the needs or safety of the organisation.
